FAI call press conference for tonight

Mick McCarthy’s reign as Republic of Ireland manager is over after he agreed a compensation package with the Football Association of Ireland, who have called a 9pm press conference.

FAI call press conference for tonight
Tue, 05 Nov, 2002 - 16:24

Mick McCarthy’s reign as Republic of Ireland manager is over after he agreed a compensation package with the Football Association of Ireland, who have called a 9pm press conference.

McCarthy’s position had been under threat after his high-profile row with former captain Roy Keane, which saw the Manchester United midfielder sent home early from the World Cup.

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